By alltimelove - 18/11/2010 15:34

Today, I was at a pet store cuddling an apparently overaggressive chinchilla when it decided to bite me and run out of my hands. It is now nowhere to be found and I have to pay for it. FML
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sallen0046 4

Why would you cuddle any animal in a pet store? You don't "cuddle" any animal that has had absolutely no time to bond with you, especially a pet store animal that isn't used to being handled. Chinchillas are rodents, and like most rodents, they need to chew constantly to keep their teeth ground down. It's a natural behavior, not an overly aggressive one. It's your own fault for messing with any animal that has not been conditioned to being handled by humans.

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beccusmaximus 0

Dude, that sucks. Chinchillas are expensive.

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trobison 0

I love chinchillas..... just thought everyone should know.

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Kokara1352 2

My 4th grade teacher had a chinchilla like that it would sit in a corner if her cage fir hours gnawing on wood. I read that if chinchillas spend a lot of time keeping still that was a bad sign and a vet should check it out. I probably should have told her that

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Maggie Dawdy 5

<p>Not a chance. &nbsp;I'd make the pet store pay for the doctor bill for the bite (you should definitely get an animal bite, especially from a rodent, looked at). &nbsp;Then I'd tell them they could find their own rat, because if they find the damn thing, they won't give you your money back. &nbsp;They will sell the chinchilla. &nbsp;That's what they have insurance for. &nbsp;</p>

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Maggie Dawdy 5

<p>Not a chance. &nbsp;I'd make the pet store pay for the doctor bill for the bite (you should definitely get an animal bite, especially from a rodent, looked at). &nbsp;Then I'd tell them they could find their own rat, because if they find the damn thing, they won't give you your money back. &nbsp;They will sell the chinchilla. &nbsp;That's what they have insurance for. &nbsp;</p>

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Maggie Dawdy 5

<p>Not a chance. &nbsp;I'd make the pet store pay for the doctor bill for the bite (you should definitely get an animal bite, especially from a rodent, looked at). &nbsp;Then I'd tell them they could find their own rat, because if they find the damn thing, they won't give you your money back. &nbsp;They will sell the chinchilla. &nbsp;That's what they have insurance for. &nbsp;</p>

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randybryant799 20

I'm sure there were signs telling you not to pick up the animals.

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